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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
2
A miscellaneous Honolulu page lists old items for sale and services including lawn mower conversions from ice chests, cleaned cigars, jewelry, spoons, mowers, carriages, auto repairs, and odd jobs. It also notes local social events, receptions, church society meetings, and thanking relatives for flowers during a bereavement.
An item from The Household Surgeon reports a report on air heating efficiency. It notes rapid heating within a single day and discusses practical applications for domestic comfort, with emphasis on safety and simple installation steps.
The Hawalton band performs at 7 30 pm at Kakaako Mixston with selections from True Blu Overture Ella Malka Ashby Il Trovatore and The Star among others. A warehouse fire promptes an inquest run into causes and entry points as testimonies recount smoke, alarms, and government staff details.
Morocco news reports the war deteriorating as French and allied forces clash with Moorish insurgents. Troops maneuver to trap tribesmen, while the Sultan’s forces escort tribute and the Casablanca area endures bombardment and field combat.
Reports from Tokio indicate widespread famine and Blitz flood devastation across central provinces. At least 150 people are confirmed dead with roughly the same number unaccounted as hunger and disease spread. In Sale prefecture famine conditions worsen as relief efforts struggle.
Chief Dlinn’s force raid actions in the enderlvin district are restated by the new board of police commissioners. The statement reiterates past joint raids and clarifies current stance and jurisdiction.
Los Angeles August 28 Commissioner Ishii declared that war between Japan and America is an impossibility in an advertisement drawn here tonight.
The Prince of Sweden called on the President at Oyster Bay and was entertained at Tuneh. A report notes one of the best views of the new comet may be had from the Mt Hamilton observatory near San Jose.
New York aug 28 telegraph operators striking plan to appeal to President Hoover to intervene and hasten settlement of the strike.
Unclear fragmented report notes President Diaz may serve as mediator in regional discussions. Mentions Mexica Cli and dates but lacks concrete details on participants, location, or outcomes. Further readable text needed for complete summary.
The Western Union offices in Arkanse CHY were destroyed by fire, damaging the general office of the Western Atlantic graph Company. No injuries reported and investigation underway.
A Brign Alor Gevert Carte figure identified as General Carter's 80N was killed in an incident described with distorted OCR text. The readable fragments indicate violent death with unspecified cause and location, urging confirmation of names and precise circumstances. A cautious note suggests official reports pending.
Captain Mooney, once discharged amid controversy, has been reinstated to duty. Officials cited renewed confidence in his leadership and pending oversight to ensure proper conduct. The move follows internal reviews and stakeholder discussions within the department.
The entry notes last quarter moon on August 30 and tide times from the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey tables. Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours 130 minutes behind Greenwich time at 167 degrees 30 minutes meridian. The whistle at 1 80 p m equals Greenwich 0 0. Sun and moon times are local for the group.
Editors and merchants clash over applying pressure for direct ship benefits from the vrane Isthmian trade. Locals question when profits start, who decides, and why public comment is necessary before a deal moves forward.
The steam schooner Ward commanded by Captain Pilix a master sails to Midway Island at 4 PM. It carries five Chinese domestic helpers and one operator, Manuel Hardy, plus 101 tons of general cargo for Midway Island residents. The voyage is expected to take six weeks to two months. Second mate Joseph Patho, a known loyal marine, has joined. The ship will not stop at Laysan Island.
H. T. Milla files suit against Pang Chong, alleging the City MIL Co. is owed 24 dollars and 2 cents for goods and merchandise. The account is claimed past due and in collections.
Distinct Directions urges customers to order a suit for a fit of style and satisfaction. It invites in person visits to choose preferred cloth from many kinds and directs selecting fabric at the shop.
A passenger list dated August 29 records arrivals at a port with numerous travelers from Hawaii and Maui. Names include Claudine Bennett Cyrill Smith A Chaney H M Gittel Jno Anfa Leong Longworth Mrs Longworth Ry Macfarlans Miss Macfarlane A Lee Allinson Miss Simpson Miss Turner Miss Ferguson Theo Richards Rev C D M Williams Mrs Williams Miss Reid Miss Saho Miss English Abby Blister Cyrilla Mrs Ewing Master Ewing Mrs J K Akan child and truth Miss Burgner Miss McCricket Miss M Pilkel Miss K Kahale Miss Eva Kinney Master A Hansen Z L Gilliland W Pak Hoy Bro Joseph Bro Martin Miss H Kalino Miss B Kalin Miss M Miller Master Ali Sang Master Ah Fa Miss J Copp Miss Copp A T Favares Miss Campbell Adewtenant Webber HH Focke FP lamp I Ke Duvanchette Miss Ramon D B Kulins Mrs N Young Mrs H Oliver Miss M Kaheaku and 44 deck.
A list of passengers booked on the Str for Mauna Loa Simerson and the Mikahala for Hawaii Maui Kanal ports, dated August 20 with noon and 5 p m sailings. The roster includes numerous individuals and family names such as J Sehwarts M de Corte R De Marburg Mrs Geo W Robinson Alfred Martin Miss M Marcos and many others.
Honolulu weather bulletin lists temperatures at several times morning to noon with highs near 81 and a morning low of 74. humidity readings show absolute humidity 6.179 grains per cubic foot and relative humidity around 14 percent. wind speeds vary from 4 to 7 mph directions mostly north.
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